Schmitt Collection
In December 1972, Harrison Schmitt made history as he stepped onto the lunar surface during the Apollo 17 mission
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In December 1972, Harrison Schmitt made history as he stepped onto the lunar surface during the Apollo 17 mission. With Monte Carlo's roulette tables seeming light-years away, Schmitt embarked on a different kind of gamble - exploring the uncharted territory of space. As he worked diligently with his scoop, collecting lunar rake samples, he marveled at the giant rock that dwarfed their rover. The Taurus-Littrow landing site became a testament to human achievement and exploration. With unwavering patriotism, Schmitt proudly planted the US flag on the Moon's surface, symbolizing mankind's triumph in reaching this celestial body. This momentous occasion forever etched in history was captured by NASA for generations to come. While Allison Schmitt may not have ventured into space like her namesake Harrison did, she too has left an indelible mark in her own right. Alongside Shannon Vreeland, Dana Vollmer, and Missy Franklin, they formed an unstoppable force in swimming competitions worldwide. However, not all encounters with "Schmitt" are filled with glory and triumph. In an engraving depicting a gripping scene from nature's realm, we witness Schmitt being attacked by a leopard - a reminder that even heroes face challenges along their journey. Yet amidst these tales of adventure and struggle lies another side to "Schmitt. " A masterpiece titled "The Generous Lady, " painted in 1874 by an unknown artist on canvas showcases beauty beyond measure; it serves as a reminder that art can transport us to new realms just like space travel does. As we reflect upon Harrison Schmitt's iconic image standing beside the American flag on the Moon's desolate landscape during Apollo 17 mission – December 1972 – we are reminded of humanity's boundless potential for discovery and our insatiable curiosity about what lies beyond our earthly confines.